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Will Formula 1 need to refund sponsors for cancelled Middle East races?

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Will Formula 1 need to refund sponsors for cancelled Middle East races?
City AM
City AM3 hrs ago
Will Formula 1 need to refund sponsors for cancelled Middle East races?
Anna Sowerby dissects what happens with sponsorship agreements when events, such as Formula 1 Grands Prix, are cancelled As we enjoy yet another blockbuster summer of sport, the current global landscape is a stark reminder of just how quickly situations can change and put events at risk of being cancelled. The obvious
The Independent
The Independent19 hrs ago
How Trump’s Saudi deal could spark a nuclear arms race in the Middle East
Riyadh has previously said it will only seek to acquire a nuclear weapon if its rival Iran develops one. With Trump’s war failing to curb Tehran’s nuclear programme, experts tell Suha Kidwai the new agreement could plunge the region into further instability
GB News
GB News1 days ago
Formula 1 CEO warns 'more races could be cancelled' as emergency plan is drafted
Formula 1 CEO warns 'more races could be cancelled' as emergency plan is drafted  GB News
Morning Star
Morning Star2 days ago
Middle East conflict puts Formula One finale at risk
FORMULA ONE president Stefano Domenicali says the current world championship could end in Europe if the war in the Middle East affects races planned in Qatar and Abu Dhabi at the conclusion of the season. Domenicali said a decision will not be made before mid-September. “For us today, the races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi a
F1 to end season in Europe if no Middle East races
F1's chief executive confirms a deadline in mid-September to decide whether the season-concluding races in Qatar and Abu Dhabi must be held in Europe due to the Iran war.
The Straits Times
The Straits Times🏁 first to report3 days ago
IMF says Saudi economy resilient in face of Middle East war
RIYADH - The International Monetary Fund on July 29 said the economy of Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest oil exporter, has been resilient in the Middle East war, but cautioned against the impact of future uncertainty.Despite the war that erupted in February with US and Israeli strikes on Iran, and the retaliatory atta